Bird flu is rampant around the world; ten million animals dead

Published Jan 12, 2024

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The bird flu epidemic has affected millions of poultry in the USA and Europe, with recent cases reported in Germany, Poland, and Norway. In November, the virus was detected in a herd of 23,000 turkeys in Germany, while a total of 17.3 million birds had to be killed in Iowa, USA. Hungary is particularly involved in the epidemic, with cases reported there in the winter.

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Millions of poultry are affected in the USA, and there is no major poultry-breeding country in Europe that is unaffected. The bird flu epidemic is quite dramatic in the United States, but also in Europe. In Germany, the highly pathogenic virus was most recently found on a turkey fattening farm with 20,000 animals in Bavaria. In December, more than 14,000 turkeys will have to be killed on another German farm because of H5N1, shortly before 30,000 fattening ducks died there in North Rhine-Westphalia. Also in December, a farm in Poland with 104,000 laying hens had to be liquidated. In November, there were reports that bird flu was almost rampant in the United States and Europe. At that time, the virus was detected in a herd of 23,000 turkeys in the Cloppenburg area, while a total of 17.3 million (!) birds had to be killed in ...

Source: Agraragazat